I wanted something cool to give my workshop a little more character, so I designed and printed this dragon backflow incense burner. I painted the dragon separately, assembled the three printed parts, and this is how it turned out.

Before anyone suggests having the smoke come out of the dragon’s mouth: I considered it. However, incense actually burns and generates considerable heat, so I intentionally chose this configuration to make the heated area easier to isolate from the printed parts.

Important safety note: backflow incense cones can generate enough heat to damage or melt PLA. Before using the burner, the upper incense cavity must be lined with heat-resistant plaster or cement. The internal smoke duct must remain completely clear, and the liner must cure and dry fully before lighting the incense. The burning cone should never touch the printed plastic directly.

The complete print settings are included in the 3MF file, along with an assembly and safety manual.

The model is available for free on Creality Cloud. If you like how it turned out, you can download it and leave a like on the model page.

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I designed a dragon backflow incense burner for my workshop